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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
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    Finding module with high external traffic

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      sdetweil @Guest
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      @Sean if you dnslookup that ip address, does it have a name associated?

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        mmmmh Project Sponsor @Guest
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        @Sean I think I found the “culprit”, it may be the Spotify module’s polling. I just increased the interval and will see if the traffic decreases.

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          mmmmh Project Sponsor @sdetweil
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          @sdetweil the IP resolves to a generic Google host, currently 53.224.186.35.bc.googleusercontent.com - I think it is used by Spotify.

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            A Former User @mmmmh
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            @mmmmh Yes, it retrieves requests per 1~2 seconds. Unfortunately Spotify Web API doesn’t support push mechanism to get status updated. So it needs pooling. I recommend 2000 ms or more frequency to update current playback if you don’t care.

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              mmmmh Project Sponsor
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              @Sean I think I read somewhere that callback addresses could be provided (perhaps I misread this). If I have a DynDNS-backed FQD host and forwarded port I can provide, would this stop the polling requirement?

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                A Former User @mmmmh
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                @mmmmh I don’t think so. To update current playback info (The playing status, playing time,…) on real time, This module has to call Spotify Web APIs frequently.

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                  mmmmh Project Sponsor
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                  @Sean I checked again, you are right, polling is the only option. Thanks for your cool module!

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